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You betcha.They won't miss it. Odds are they are already waiting to hear from you. Yes, but there is no point unless you have evidence the vehicle was insured.

It is likely the insurance agency has already notified the DMV. You are about to face stiff penalties from the state for not having minimum insurance coverage. If you fail to report the accident you may get additional fines. This will all complicate driving privileges and insurance rates. I...

I agree murder is not supported by the evidence. The best possibility might be involuntary manslaughter, however even that is shaky. I suspect there will be no criminal charges unless MN has a statute that covers the failure to render aid. Any one of those officers could have exercised the...

Well I guess it is the mechanic in me that doesn't trust the work of others.

It sounds like you either got a consultation from someone who just wants your money or you left out a ton of details. Nothing you said raises a 1st Amendment issue, gender bias issue, or wage issue.

What is absurd is not immediately doing so before driving away. Same with lug nuts after a tire change.

Agreed. The incident is too far removed from the date of service to reasonably connect them. After that long you should have been able to detect a loose bolt pretty easily during regular inspections.

Don't pay him anything more without verifying the status of the work. Eventually when you get the car back, you can make an issue of the failure to deliver on time. If he doesn't make things right with you then seek a civil judgment against him and convince a judge why he should compensate you.

If the driveway was damaged take lots of photos and get a few estimates for repair. Get all the documentation together showing payments made on time and continuous issuance. If possible, visit the creditor rather than calling and when out the problem. Meanwhile, present the tow company with...

They need to hire some good attorneys.

Real cops need real evidence. You apparently have none :(

Apparently the camera shows nothing useful if nobody has been caught.

I asked HOW you know. Is it just a suspicion? Do you have some kind of evidence? Why would anyone want to follow you around, and for five years? The scenario you are describing supports something very different.

How do you know it is the ex and his friends? Why would they pursue this over so many years? What you are proposing is happening is very unlikely. Can you think of any other way your vehicle could get nicks and dings?

Anyone hoping to have all those months rent simply forgiven are in Fantasyland. They will end up paying one way or another, or eventually evicted once the stay is lifted.

Try writing a letter to the law firms you wish to do business with.

The statute of limitations has to do with the time the government has to bring the charge against you. They apparently did that long ago and issued a warrant. The statute of limitations is not going to help you here. You need to appear in court and let things play out. What works in your favor...

The person who rented the dumpster is the one obligated to pay. The real question is about reimbursement. Given that this was done for work on your property it seems reasonable the cost should be directed to you. Just curious... Given the circumstances why do you not feel responsible for the cost?

Dayton, Ohio had now made it illegal to wear a mask while committing a crime. I bet that makes those crooks think twice. Dayton Commission bans wearing masks while committing crimes

The does not have to. Your consent is not required. The fact you are a minor and the is an adult whip should know better is plenty. By the time you told him to stop be had likely already committed the crime. That would be very unusual, but pictures are not required. The language used could...